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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-11-11

On the basis Of the number OF names in
The new city directory the population Of
New York, from the southern boundary Of
YonlIers to the Battery, is not less than
GOO, 900. The population Of Brooklyn
% probably over $50 COO. and, taking into
account other communities Immediately
dependent on and geographically united to
the poit OF New York, the present popula-
lion OF the metropolitan district is more
than 1900 900. At the present moment
the population Of the area known as the
registration district Of London is about
a. ID 600, so that there is a long interval
- be covered before we can begin TO rival
the populousncss OF the great English
province in brick and mortar. ~
But if New Yors keeps up its acceler-
Gted rate OF growth the difference before
another generation is over may be wiped
out London is growing at the rate Of
5000 year, while New Nork's growt"
Is about C0O00. But in the ten years be-
tween 1870 and 1850 the average annual
addition 10 our city population was less
than $4,000, so that we have already more
than doubled the annual increment of the
decade preceding last census, and Lave for
Me last SIX years established an average Of
$1,000 This kind Of gcometrcGl pro-
sression has only 10 be maintained to
make the size Of New York as uueXum-
pied us it's growth.-Th Epoch.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-11-11
Chcnn Rcstnnrnnts I'm Itnlr.

The majority of restaurants here charge
80 To so cents for dinner, aud 20 TO 60
cents for breakfast II yod have the
money, You can get good meal at these
places. There are, however, other places
where a very "Alung' and palatable meal
can bc obtained for IGOR - cents; plate
OF excellent macaroui, q cents bread,
, cents; an omelet. 5 cents; half bottle
u wine, . cents, and there You are, "tutti
compresso," everything included. lScents
Omit the wine, which is really a super
duty, and the cost is only l3 cents. When
inclined 10 be luxurious, good bcef5teak
cau be ordered for L. cents. Now, these
places arc not dcus or dirty easements, as
are similar priced establishments in
America, but clean, pleasant rooms
There are napkins and white table cloths
and all that just as at lie high priced
establishments The only thing is they
are not on the fashionable streets, the
walters do not wear swUllowtuil coats,
Gnl they ARE not frequcutod Jy fore gu
crs-Cor Philadelphia Record
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-11-11
IN a Chiongo Charitable ln,,itution.

Here however, is the history of 6
woman who had somctAinC-lel us hope
Il was not 'gumpt0n" CHECK is much
too brusquc a term TO apply 10 sucn n
subtle quality She found her way iuto
charitable institution of this city the
other day, and, smuggling up 10 the ma
iron, addressed her thus: Il hope your III
stitution is not on the dOrrltory plan.
madam think sensitive person nat
urally shriuiss from such a. institution;
don't you2 Really, | don't know how
could bring myself 10 sleep IN the room
with others. | don't mind hardsAips
Simple fare and plain bed will not dis
tress me. But every lady must insist on
privacy. | like To be with my own
thoughts. | should deem also that your
charity was remedial and not cX
pedient. In my opinion such are
much worthier have attended
a good many lectures waich had chart
ties for their subject and have considered
the most popular methods. should con-
lecture that You must meet with e-cot
many disagreeable people i'm you. very dis
interested work II must bc q rrcat COM
pensation if You now and then meet a per-
son who Is intellectually cou-cuiuL am
sure / shall enjoy my little rest very much
here. Some Of my friends thought it best
that l should take a little rest before be
ginning my winter labors IL is between
harvests with me now, rs ii were. / teach
classical music, either vocal or insru-
mental, can do fine hand sewing, or act
rs rudimentary governess. Now should
esteem it a favor if l could have room
to myself
The matron settled her white cap over
her white crimps
Madame, " said She, 81 slept las; night
with three babies with scrofulous heads.
because no one else would sleep with
them. The rest Of the rooms are in the
dormitory. Win You permit me 10 give
up my bed-and the babies-to yoI, or
will you sllep in the dormitoryt'
1t is "conjcctured' that She went ON IN
search Of other churitie, not on the dor
mitory plan. Chicago News.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-11-11
Editorials losing T cir Influence.

Ny idea Of the newspaper is that it
should give the news IN q condensed way.
IS for editorials, they have ceased to have
much influence The ed torials Of the
newspapers Ia America published for Tie
lest week do not believe affected Amer
lean pu5!ic opinion as much as one issue
VI the old National lnteiiigoncer Of Wash
in-ton used 10 Go. i tLinl, one reason for
th.s is that they are often so carClcssly
written. and not by the editor whose
name is known. You canno: tell what
Eiucompoop for $50 wrote the editorial
you read this morning. The people are
becoming TOO wen instructed to be affected
by IN per oual newspapers conducted in
this way. Ii each editorial bore the name
# its writer the papers would be COM
PEELED 20 employ men Of brains and T.
ion, and so become acknowledgements
f. Deems, d, D., in The Epoch
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-11-11

II g computed thot the iacomc Of Tie
.oEGel jews is nearly 10000 per cu
am Tie lowest estimate is 4j,60S, 10,
-.ca gives Isl per head fer 1900 per
OILS. The average income Of the native
apulat.oa q the United Kingdom is only
%, So tia. the jews are two and n halt
INES richer tlan the Gcntles. lis osti-
mated that I'D Jewish families IN london
have a yearly income Of over go 00t
Loo families IN income Of over Al,0UU.
and 500 On income q over A5UQ. Ne.
with incomes Of over 10000 a year ere
twenty times % numerous among Jew7
as among oar own people; men with Over
q eco a. year are nearly seventeen times
as numerous, and people with over $500
Truth.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-11-11
a Remarkable Accident.

"Talking about railroad accidents" re.
marked an old railroad man in conversa-
tion about Tie Chatsworth horror, 1.-THE
most remarkable one ! ever knew of--and
I've been running on the road now for
nearly thirty ycars-was i'm Kansas on
the Kansas Pacific, not far from Fort
Wallace where train Of cars, including
the engine, were blown into the bed Of a
dry creek and never found That is, the
engine and some Of the cars never were.
The engineer and fireman were both lost.
The train was freight, and that's why
there were no passengers to be killed At
the time Of tic Tay bridge disaster in
Scotland tho train, which was blown from
the BRIDGE or went through the bridge.
whichever IL was, was never found be.
canse the water and mud were deep and
swallowed UP the engine, Will. he
coaches probably went out TO sea with The
tide. But there WIS no tide in that Kan
sas dry branch The quicEsanl i.. sy,....
lowed everything. Chicago Tribune.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-11-11

a fertile Drained man OF this city. who
cannot sleep on his hack without COL.
Turing up series Of distressing 1gurCs
and situations, has hit upon sngularly
effective plan to prevent getting iutO that
position through the night The con-
trivance consists Of "a tack driven through
n board. The plank is fastened to bis
back loosely, and when ne turns over from
his side the tack s. driven into his bacl,
and he at once springs UP in the mir and
awakcs when he comes down. The first
night nc bounded up a distance Of eight
feet, but il awoke him almost immc.
diately.
He is getting more used TO the scnsa.
ton now rely jumps over three feet
when the trikes him. -ManchCstr!
Courler.
-s.sa, composers,
Musical composers arc indebted 90 SCI
encc for two new Instruments. Tho mol.
oQraph Is designed TO accurately record
the notes Of any tune played upon piano,
aud the melotropc has just been devised
in rance 10 faithfully reproduce upcu
any piano the pieces automatically COPIED
by the lrst observation-disclosures Tray.
el@.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-11-11

We cannot sec under a certain size or
beyond certain distance. The rct.ua
makes uo accounting ot the Photographic
dark Eo,l the violet, aud kuoyTs raUr..t
ol Tie heat dark this side tie red. In tie
world Of Uahcard sound about IL SOME
notes wc cannot hear because they are too
high and some because they are too low.
We live I'm q world Of odors, Of which. to
our grave less. We smell bare huudrcGth
'..rt O., what a healthy dog smells. These
Limitations we daily act upon. and the
re az al instruments Of precision re- t.
.pol thcm-Ihe Century.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-11-11

Writers WHO Lave q habit of dipping
pens in the muc.locc ta1 putting u.c.LIJ.-
good ilca to Keep tic muc.lagc bottle in.
var.ally at one side Of tie desk and tic
ink tand invariably at to other. lie
experiment = almost fcolisA,y ,im,l, but
~ tie case Of one writer, az least, it ha-
Tested n clr" T.c Writu
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-11-11
TO ADVERTISERS.

Tn. RECON- IL o., % of tho best mrdiums ion
advertisers i'm Gratlot County, being welcome
visitor 90 nearly cveiy home In this part oi W
county and towns adjoining, hut 20 insure ~.
ssrtion the same week advertisements should
be handed I'm not later than Wednesday noon
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-11-11

The S,n Francisco Bulletin tlinl.s Yar
Phou Lee uuhcs fatal admission wlci
hc Says t'..t ne Chinese immigrants rely
mainly 70 80 tac Chinese companies fN
sid, waicl "l1!iy amounts 20 assisted IN
migration aLI contract labor
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-11-11
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER Il, ISIS
TO CORES ION pENrs.

We cannot notice anonymous commuhlo'-
tons l n all cases we require the writer hhu'
and address. not for publication, but as q
guarantee OF good faith And correspondent :
hould write upon one side ct their sheet only
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-11-11
At TIE SEASIDE.
SKETCHES OF LIFE AT A55UKY
PARK AND OCEAN GROVE.


Inc pace Us SIMPLY tAe summer nome
/ or Thousands upon thousands or nice,
"homcy sort II girls. There isn't my
/ thing else here bat grls-no carousals, no
merry ro ro,inGs ro ri0e e,ollories no
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-23
READ:

We sell good CALICOEs at 3]lc a yard;
Yard. wise UNBLEACHED COTTON at %. "A
yard: .. ... .,.,.,.,
TN6lEACHED CANTON FLANNEL in rem
nants al ~. worth lOc. a yard;
GEN1LFMEN'S UNDEkSHlRIS at %, 3J, 40,
~. &C. 81, and upwards;
LADIES VESTS al -, ~, 80, 1jc., 81, and up
wards;
LADIES RED FLANNEL VESTS a. &c, 81,
~ - ana upwards
GFNTLEMEN's INDICATED RED FLANNEL
Shlh1S at 80, 60, ijc., 81, fL25, and up
wards;
ODDS ana ends in DRESS GOODS-former prices
80, ana IOc.-nOW y. yard
GCCd CfSHNEHES, al colJrs, al TO-. yard;
SAIINES. DIAGONAL. BERNlCE CLOTH, a al
CABLE WILLS. all shades. at l24c.;
pIAIDS ia lovely styles az 2uc.,
CASHMkEES AND SERGkS, 81 inches wide, at
2jc. q yard;
AIL-WOOL 1hlCOTs. 80 inches wide, at 37Hc
ayard;
CASHNEkE PLAIDS-loyely styles-al wool,
az jOc.;
UkElS-uew this season-in the best color
ff g. at G2iec. q yard:
PHI SHFS. NELNEI>. \ NtLNEIEENS, BRAIDS,
GA.IS, and PASSAMES lERlES 70 trim
dresses at prices cOrre-pondingly low;
In BLACK GOODS We exhibit a complete line
at prices from l0c. 10 a. yard
Ask 10 see our i6-inch ALL-WOOL CASHMERE
al 5C,. a yard. It's worth ijc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-23
CLOAKS.

We display n magnificent lin Of LADIES',
NISSE>'. and CHILDREN'S CLOAhS.
WhIkINO-JACk immense variety
beginning az S1.s9 apiece up 70 $40;
V,MARl&ETS Ia black. pleids, and checks.
beginning at 81 apiece up 10 Sl2 20;
VISlTES in various shapes al $3.50 aud up
Vards; ...
PLUSH COATS AND VISlTES at 1850 and up
wards:
~IILDkEN'S CLOAKS-an elegant selection
which we sell from soc. apiece 10 $3.50;
sec our INFANTS CASHMERE CLOAkS-the
biggest bargains We ever onered-at Sl.JO,
g. $3.50. So, and $3.50 apiece;
CALICO BED COMFORTABLES at 80, 15c, 81,
- ." $3.50 and 81;
y. -, fl.sv, -,
Pretty RUGS at 5Oc.,
ALL-WOOL SHAWLS at 81;
RED TWlLLED FLANNElS at lgc. yard
JERSEYS from zoe. 20 u 20;
UANDKERCulEFS at 2c. apiece.
Come TO see US and bring your country friends
with you.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-23
LIME, CEMENT, PLASTER. 40

CCHO0NER ]. s. BEACHAM -
y now dlscharging I. .3Oi barrels fresh hoOh-
LAND LIME; schooner John A. Griiiin Is no, nov
disehaiging a9si barrels Of "HofrAAN,,ss
hOsENDALE CEMENT. Schooner AiDert va, ", :,
son daily expected with cargo OF " hoFFhAN
CEMENT; also. schooner q. w, Anderson,
cargo HOFFMAN CEMRNT--for sale low from
dock. ANCHOR LtMB. POhfLASps os-
''''0 ~ "a -w,'hfyER MOORE.
N0vh.scoriA LUMP and GROUND fLas-
TEX. Tho only plastor.mIil In she CIV, a,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-23

More surprising bargains this week. No bet
ter opportunity than the present hour 10 buy
Blankets. Bed Comforts, and COunterpanes.
5hsles good Colcred Blankets at g2c. pair;
3 bales extra large and heavy Blankets nj
Sl.l2;
200 pair celebrated 10-4 thsile,gray Blankets
soft and fine. at 99c. pair;
100 pair Of double-Weight Gray Wool Blankets
special for this week at $3.50 pair;
li0 pair Of the silver Star lot Light Gray
flankets, full size. only Sl.96 pair:
ls2 pair genuine Colorado Camp Blankets. full
size and extra weights. reduced 10 81 q:
70 uair extra siZe Colorado Camp Blankets 10
be included In this special sale at $50 a
par:
100 balr OF the celebrated Holland II Silver
Gray Blankcts-a beauty-this week only
s. 30 pair:
: 100 pair KnoigsburR heavy Woollen Silyer-Gray
Blankets, full l0-4-in they go this week at
f262 q pair;
% pair Red Lily iO-i Scarlet All Wool Blankets
worth SS-reduced this week % fi.9S:
~ pair Of the world-renowned signal-Serylco
Scarlet Blsnkets-nons better. At our spe-
cial Blanket Sale they 60 at S546-actual
value $50.
II pair 1914 Navy Blue, All-Wool Blankets, full
l04. soft and nns flnish-bought at a recent
bankrupt sale; AT s3.9i pair we ofier them
this week-cOnsdcred cheap at Sc;
100 pair l0-4 White Blankets, beautiful Roman
borders, heavy. at {l.l9 palr-actual value
S1.50.
90 pair heavy l04 White Waterproof Blank
cts, bought at less than cost Of production
STRAUSE BROTHERS, price this week Is
81 20 a pair.
a. pair Of the popular Home White Blankets,
1914 wide, worth Slj0-reducei this Week
O$2G2;
| 62 pair 10 White Wool Blankets from the cele-
brated Winthrop Mills-an elegant family
Blanket. To close the lot s2.8 pair has
| been made-wOrth 81.
30 pair fun III wide III 4hland famlly biahN-
| ete. extra weight. For the benefit Of our
visitors 1926 will buy pair-original price
was s..
| ME. WHETHER YOU WISH TO BUY OR NC
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-23
A. HU7ZLER'S Sons,
3ls EAST BROAD STREET.
[oc 23l
rGg~ DRESS GOODS.

large additions have been made to our DRESS
cons STOCK. We show goods from 90:
80 ~, ~ az ner ward. LEVY 4 DAVIS.
Soc our CARPETS before you buy elsewhero'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-23

OCTOBER 26h, 9th, and 2sth.
4 GOOD OPPORTUNITY WILL
BE AFFORDED THOSE WHO
VISIT RICHMOND FROM THE
SURROUNDLNG COUNTRY DU-
RING FALR WEEK TO MAKE
7HEIR PURCHASES or FALL
DRESSGOODS ANDDRY GOODS
And NOTIONS IN GENERAL.
OER STOREROOM, AT III
BROAD STREET, BETWEEN
FIRST AND SECOND STREETS, |
Is FTLLED WITH JUST SCCH
.SEASONABLE GOODS as YOU
Will WANT NOW AND FOR
THE APPROACIfING WINTER
SEASON: AND WE FEEL con
FIDENT OUR PRICES ARE cor
RECT, FOR THEY ARE THE
LOWEST YOU'LL MEET WITH
We HAVE ONLY ONE PRICE,
And THAT rs ALWAYS THE
LOWEST ITM1TTERSLIIILE
WHETHER 70 UR EXPERIENCE
IN shopping Is MUCH OK
NEXTTO NOTHING; TIIEPRICE
on EVERY ARTICLE IN OUR
STORE Is 4 GUARANTEE F'OR
IT'S QUALITX
Our assortment Of Drcss Goods is
raricd in qualHy and style, from the
cheapest to the good. cotton Goods,
cotton and Wool Goods, Al Wool
DoDlcsfic Goods, Fine Al IVioOl I'M
Dcrfcd GoOds-Wc hare them IN Hdih,
Rich Colors; we hare them in Pretty,
sober MIXTURES, Pin-Chccks, Neat
Plaids, Large, Stylish, Broken Piaids.
Buck Goods is one Of omr spccial-
Hcs-Cashmcrcs, Hcnricttas, Casimi'
.Scrgcs, Scjastopoi, Biarrits, Atn'o,
and COdtctinc. Thc prices arc righ
in His department, as all occr 6'
store; HcJ are tie l0Wcst. W
hare 50 many Stasonqbtc Good
nor to caH yoUr attention to. ON
Uhifc- Goods Department Qgcrs Tor
cls, TaJtc Linens, Napkins, Nar
settles and Crochd Q0iis for les
money than yoa'H jind any'cdcrc i
Richmond stores.
Oar FLANNEL Department blcitc
nam. Qitcntion To RED, white, on
r GRAZ Fanacls from 1910. a yard up
wards; lO-4 Bed Biankcts from s
uomards; Good Comtorts, 75c. J an
many svch like Jargaias.
The most attractive Department /
our tohole store just nor is our In
dcruear Department. II contain
Jargains that, after yOur purchase
uW hare sarcd you money and max
non comfortaJtc all tointer. Wcrc I
not Il house IN the country can Under
sell us in these goods. We kno,
uhcrc 10 JUy them. The guantitl
makes tie tow prices for y0u. on
White Meyino and LamJ'S- Wool Vest
and Pants at Soc, 75c., 81, SL25
and $3.50 arc bargains Y0uW no
Hkey pass; Our Gcntlemen'S Al
) Wool Scdriet at 00c., 75c., 81, 1925
| $3.50, and S1.75 are ADORE anything
in the market offered at rctaH Men
cotton and CASHMERE Hose, Shirts
. Suspenders, Neckwear, and XII
Glores riH be offered this aceek Il
3 qreat rariety and at to'c prices.
: Hat Trimming-RiJJOns, Orno
l. ments, Wings, Breasts, Tips, &C.,
such reasonable prices as 'CiH 9udi
antee you a handsome saVin9 con
pared to miUiners' prices. Breast
at 80 and Toe. north Just haJ more
large Ostrich Tips, three in bunci
all shades and black, for Sl.33 icort
S2.25.
There are q thousand little thing
in orr Hosiery Department, GtO'
and Corset Department, Fancy-GOOC
and Notion Departments, on whiC
re can sdUe you money. We inui
you to call and erGmine our goo,
:. and inquire Of our satespeopLe Il
p prices. You ,Ciu be wdited
,aI oo,yyf1o,toTH ,ybafI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-23
FIFTH AND BROAD STREETS.

tho city well tho,o
vii welrepayy yyou
cttobe
accn
of
varety
bee
nut
III teaIyi i tho 40
to aSetim :
In hlsdop
uwlsay within
Veye 1duakea an Ia
COWnye much
during Well ms
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-23
CLOAK DEPARTMENT.
II you want wel-made, perfect fitting Clo1ks
at the lowest possible price
you must come TO
TIE GREAT MATN-STREET BAZAAR,
1909 Main street,
LEADERS OF LOW PRICES.
Tho banner stock Of the city. low prices In
honor Of the Lee celebration.


s3 will buy the choice Of lot Of Melton New
markets, collar, cuffs. and. sleeves trimmed
I'm plush, worth 90:
81 will buy tho choice Of n large stock Of Black
Diagonal Cloth Newmarkets, trimmed With
Astrachan. wen worth f7JO
s. 20 will buy the choice Of an elegant stO X o.
Plaid Cloth Newmarkeis, with cape or
h0od-cheap AT $40:
$50 will buy tho choice Of an elegant assOri-
ment Of al-wool Berlin twill Diagonal
NeWmarkets, handsomely trimmed-~orth
$3.50;
sl2.s0 will buy the choice Of large assortment
oi Back Asiracban Fricse and Brocaic
Velvet WRAPS. trimmed with Russian halr,
satin quilted liuing-wcll worth 1880:
f15 win buy the choice II a large st0ck OF Seal
Plush Sacques, satin quilted lining, seal or
nsmeuts-worth 500:
$50 will buy the choice Of n large stock Of Seal
Plush Sacaues, trimmed with seal orna-
ments. satin quilted lining-wcll worth SD
| f25 will buy the choice OF large assortment O.
Seal-Plush Sacqucs 20 inches long, with
, seal ornaments. quilted satin linng-sold
elsewhere at So
CHILDREN's CLOAK DEPARTMENT.
We are showing bctter line and larger as-
sortment Of Children's and Misses Cloaks than
any other house IN the city at prices beyond
competition.
500 Children's Garments. two, four. and six
years, at 81, 81 p, 1850, ard si.'3-less thar
half price;
1000 latest styles Misses Cloaks, six to slxteer
| years, Newmarkets, Wraps, and Raglandi
IN every style al lowest prices.
r THE LATCH-sTRING is ALWAYS OUT AT
,EET BAZAAR.
5 well stocked with a choice assortment which
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-23
BLACK DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.

12Ec f0r 2i-inch Cashmere worth 21c.:
1,c for d0uble-fold Cashmere worth e2%c.;
PC. for %G inch English Cashmere worth 3Dc.;
25c. for 3,-iuch French Cashmere worth 3jc 4:
i5c. for iO-inch All-WOOl Cashmere worth zoe ::
Csc for 42-inch Cashmere silk finish, worth
g1c.:
s5c for 4O-inch French Henrietta Cloth worth
fLl2H;
6Hc. for i2 inch French Drap de Alma worth
$1.25.
Ia addition 10 the above bargains all the
latest novelties can bc seen in great variety
and the best values guaranteed. Dent miss
this opportunity.
CONE IN AND MAKE YOURSELVES AT HO
No. 14O9 Main
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-23
roy DRESS TRIMMINGS.
,e,T- CURTAIN STRETCHES.
rlsg- DECORATIONS.
nN- UMBRELLAS.

.,ac,.i uurchaxe Of 500 Fast-Black Ten
ptn 2ISGHkM UMBRELLAS enables us 70 sel
. regular 81. .g Umbrella at Tc .v,o
~. s,,r cheap CARPETS. LEVY &DA'ls.